OpenDocument Reader is an open source mobile application designed for viewing and editing documents created with LibreOffice and OpenOffice. Available for Android and iOS devices, it addresses the need for users to access, read, and make basic modifications to Open Document Format (ODF) files while on the go. The app is positioned for those who require portable document access, such as students reviewing notes or professionals needing to fix last-minute typos before sharing documents.
The tool supports opening ODT (text), ODS (spreadsheets), ODP (presentations), and ODG (drawings) files, including documents with complex formatting, embedded images, and graphs. Users can perform basic editing tasks, search for keywords within documents, highlight terms, select and copy text, and print documents when connected to a printer. OpenDocument Reader also enables reading documents in fullscreen mode for reduced distractions and offers Text-To-Speech functionality to read documents aloud. The app is fully offline capable, allowing users to access files without internet connectivity. It can securely open password-protected documents to help protect sensitive information.
net, and Dropbox, in addition to using its own file explorer for local files. Beyond ODF, the app aims to support a wide range of additional file formats, including PDF, ZIP archives, common image and video formats, audio files, text files like CSV and TXT, Microsoft Office formats (DOC, DOCX, XLS, XLSX, PPT, PPTX), Apple iWork files, PostScript (EPS), AutoCAD (DXF), and Photoshop (PSD).
The application is free to use and displays ads to support development, which can be temporarily removed via the in-app menu. OpenDocument Reader is developed in Austria and is not affiliated with OpenOffice, LibreOffice, or similar projects. As an open source tool, it invites feedback from users and is positioned as a mobile productivity solution for managing and editing a broad range of document types.
OpenDocument Reader is a Productivity & Work product. It allows users to view and edit OpenOffice and LibreOffice documents on mobile devices. It is built as a consumer product for mobile professionals and students. A free plan is available. The product ships for the web, Android, and iOS.
It is developed by Stefl und Taschauer OG. PulseGate's similarity index finds few close equivalents — OpenDocument Reader occupies a relatively distinct niche. Key capabilities include ODF viewing, document editing, and password protection.
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